Comedian Steve Coogan has admitted he has a 'personal vendetta' against Andy Coulson and claimed he would do 'everything in my power' to pursue the Murdoch media empire... more
The High Court has ordered the News of the World's disgraced private investigator to reveal whether he hacked into the phone of supermodel Elle Macpherson... more
Ferocious showers might have been the talking point at the sixth Latitude Festival but they had competition from showstopping music, punter-pleasing comedy and startling theatre... more
An "extended pop-up" is how Simon Rogan describes Roganic, his new London outlet in the Marylebone premises that previously housed the restaurant Michael Moore... more
ITV2's The Only Way Is Essex won the YouTube Audience Award, the only prize chosen by viewers.
Mark Wright, who appears in the reality show, said it felt "incredible" to win... more
Former private detective convicted of phone hacking for the News of the World ordered to give details of the journalists who told him to do it
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Classical rhetoric gives us the concept of kairos, or "timeliness". The PM could have done with some of that, having just given a talk on how multiculturalism fosters militant Islam within hours of English Defence League thugs stomping through Luton shouting "Who the f*** is Allah?"... more
The BBC’s new Sherlock, Steve Coogan and Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery are among contenders for the new South Bank Show awards being revived by Sky Arts... more
It’s where British stars flock and has made hits of UK films from Slumdog Millionaire to An Education. The Toronto Film Festival now rivals Venice in importance, says Tom Teodorczuk... more
10-year-old boy from Dulwich will walk the red carpet on Sunday after making the final of a film competition — two years after his brother made the same shortlist... more
Tamarai on Drury Lane may be yet another subterranean restaurant - but it has an excellent kitchen serving the best pan-fusion food Mark Bolland has sampled in London.... more
The dinosaurs at the New York National History Museum come to life, Eddie Murphy travels back 24 years in time, and Dame Edna's 1987 talk shows are revived on DVD this week.... more
This week's top releases include Oscar winner Andrea Arnold's first feature, a French and Saunders series, and a bonkers Japanese exploitation flick.... more